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Supermicro Introduces MicroCloud and Multi-GPU SuperServers

New products include 8/16 hot-pluggable nodes in 3U and up to 6 GPUs in 2U.

New products include 8/16 hot-pluggable nodes in 3U and up to 6 GPUs in 2U.

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Super Micro Computer, Inc. is showing off its newest SuperServers at Computex in Taipei, Taiwan.

The company’s innovative MicroCloud is a high-density, multi-node UP server with 8/16 hot-pluggable nodes and 16 hot-swappable HDDs in a 3U form factor. Each independent node supports an Intel Xeon E3-1200 processor and a PCI-E 2.0 x8 expansion slot.

Supermicro’s latest high-end GPU SuperServers pack 4 GPUs in 1U, and up to 6 GPUs in a 2U. These enterprise-class SuperServers incorporate energy-efficient components, optimized cooling designs and redundant Platinum Level (94%+) power supplies. They support NVIDIA CUDA architecture-based Tesla M2050, M2070 and M2090 GPUs.

For more information, visit Super Micro Computer, Inc.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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